10 momentos muy gay de 10 películas sin gays

From time immemorial, we gays have decoded countless gay messages in all possible media. And with movies, it wasn't going to be any different. Sometimes it happens that, when talking to heteros, for example, you tell them how gay a movie is and it's something that never would have crossed their minds... Today we'll make a small compilation of 10 such gay moments in movies without a single gay: 1. Frozen While Disney has always been very gay, with this movie they left it a little clearer. From night to morning, Elsa became the (supposed) favorite lesbian of many and the song Let it go/Suéltalo/Libre soy is a hymn to coming out... It's so true that even ultraconservative and ultraradical groups in the USA have moved heaven and earth to try to cum with her. And I say, if it cost them so little to realize, it won't be because... ¡ahem! The Lord of the Rings. No matter how they pair them up in the end, Frodo and Sam's relationship is quite suspicious. It's clear that Frodo already has enough to deal with holding onto the Ring's power and all the things happening to him, but specifically Sam and his absolute submission and those gazes he gives him must have made more than one person scream at the screen 'Give him a kiss!' 3. Star Wars Because, of course, none of this comes from four days ago... If we read between the lines in Star Wars, for example, we'll realize that the relationship between R2D2 (or Arturito, for readers beyond the pond... ar-two-di-two) and C3P0 may go a little further than simple camaraderie. That worrying about the other, that love-hate relationship... maybe that's why C3P0 shone like that, so much friction.Rebel Without a Cause Eying it a bit more to the back we can focus on a mythical movie like Rebel Without a Cause. While both James Dean and Sal Mineo have always been commented that they were part of the guild, the truth is that here precisely we see them in a friendship of the most harmonious. Is it coincidence? Well, those glances say a lot in my opinion.5. 300 Another classic of gay double readings would be this movie. If we didn't already have enough with so many sweaty Greek soldiers teaching abs (although they were painted), which I think is quite homoerotic anyway, the Jerjes phrase says it all. Combine those paintings with It's not my whip that they fear and you get the picture.6. Interview with the Vampire
Gathering as many handsome men of the moment like Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and Antonio Banderas can already catch our attention, but if we also see the love-hate relationship between Brad and Tom, their common daughter, and almost horns with Banderas. Vampires have always had a very gay role, but it's just exploding here.Nightmare on Elm Street 2 For fans of the B series, we also have this. I've been watching horror sagas from the 80s (Halloween, Friday the 13th, The Texas Massacre...) and when I saw this movie in particular, my sensors went off. To start with, the protagonist is a boy... who dances like crazy when he's alone in his room... who has a pretty good intimate friend... and a gym teacher who wears leather. Super casual all...8. The Lion King Returning to the Disney theme (which we couldn't mention only once), we would have plenty of titles to choose from: the potential drag queen from Aladdin's Genie, Mulan cross-dressing, Gaston the musclebear passing for girls, Snow White's dwarf community of minidaddies, Flor's character in Bambi... But among all you know I'm sticking with Timón and Pumba, my adoptive dads.The Avengers
This is another case where gathering a bunch of sexy actors together makes the eyes wander... the Chrises (Evans and Hemsworth), Robert Downey Jr, Mark Ruffalo. But besides all that, Agent Coulson's eyes looking at Captain America are something you can't even imagine. Of course, let's see who's the handsome one who stands in front of Chris Evans and doesn't drool a bit, no matter how much.For number 10, X-Men (saga) I think we leave one of the most obvious examples of this whole issue of double gay readings like the X-Men saga. I'm not even going to talk about how terrible Lobezno or Cíclope are or the relationship between Professor Xabier and Magneto... Phrases like 'Being a mutant is no illness', ' because I have no reason to', 'My parents don't know I'm a mutant' or the concept of Cure itself make me practically consider them gay-themed